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DEPART FOUNDATION AND NERO MAGAZINE PRESENT:

NO MORE MINUTE, 10/10/2009 starting at 7pm, MACRO, Piazza Orazio Giustiniani, 4.

MUSIC LINE-UP: Talibam, In Zaire, Hiroshima Rocks Around, Sfhhh, Hundebiss Orcherstra, Spasticalia Orchestra, Muck Up dj set.

ARTZINE COLLECTION handmade/selfprinted fanzine Curated by Massimiliano Bomba. SCREENING OF “CAPTURED” by Ben Solomon & Dan Levin. Distros & more. Free Entry.

AFTER PARTY 00.00 / 05.00 am.

NO MORE MINUTE è un evento collaterale della mostra NY MINUTE “60 artisti dalla scena newyorchese” curated by Kathy Grayson, organizzata dalla fondazione DEPART in collaborazione con il Macro, Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Roma, 19 settembre – 1 Novembre 2009.

NO MORE MINUTE is a collateral event of the show NY MINUTE “60 artists on the NY scene” curated by Kathy Grayson, initiated and produced by DEPART FOUNDATION in collaboration with Macro, Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome, September 19 – November 1.

ARTISTS:
AARON BONDAROFF
AGATHE SNOW
ALAN VEGA
ARA PETERSON
AUREL SCHMIDT
AVAF
BANKS VIOLETTE
BARRY MCGEE
BEN CHO
BEN JONES
BRIAN BELOTT
BRIAN CHIPPENDALE
BRIAN DEGRAW
CHRIS JOHANSON
CORY ARCANGEL
DAN COLEN
DASH SNOW
DEARRAINDROP
EDDIE MARTINEZ
ESTER PARTEGÀS
EVAN GRUZIS
FRANCINE SPIEGEL
GANG GANG DANCE
GARDAR EIDE EINARSSON
HANNA LIDEN
JD SAMSON
JIM DRAIN

JOE BRADLEY
JULES DE BALINCOURT
KATHERINE BERNHARDT
KEEGAN MCHARGUE
KON TRUBKOVITCH
LIZZI BOUGATSOS
MAT BRINKMAN
MARTHA FRIEDMAN
MATT LEINES
MICHAEL BELL-SMITH
MICHAEL CLINE
MITZI PEDERSON
NATE LOWMAN
PAPER RAD
PATRICK GRIFFIN
PETER COFFIN
ROSSON CROW
RY FYAN
RYAN MCGINLEY
SCOTT CAMPBELL
SPENCER SWEENEY
STERLING RUBY
STEVE POWERS
TAKESHI MURATA
TAUBA AUERBACH
TAYLOR MCKIMENS
TERENCE KOH
THREEASFOUR
TIM BARBER
TOMOO GOKITA
VALERIE HEGARTY
XYLOR JANE
YUICHI YOKOYAMA

Anthony P. Munoz
apmunoz.com


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“Japanese designer Hideki Ohmori says, “I get inspiration from imagining someone holding a camera, imagining that finally someone will get to see the world one wanted to see through the lens.” The roots of his Blackbird, Fly, a twin-lens reflex camera, harken back to the 1920s. One lens is used to expose the film, and the other is used like a viewfinder. Unlike most twin-lens reflex cameras, however, Blackbird, Fly doesn’t require 120mm film-it uses more readily available 35mm film. Pictures may be taken two different ways (at waist level, or through the sportsfinder at eye level), and framed three ways: in standard 35mm format (24×36), or use the provided mask to take square pictures in 24×24 or the extra-large 36×36 size.

For daytime shooting, you can alternate between apertures f/7 and f/11, with a shutter speed of 1/125. At night, you can switch the shutter to B-mode to let in as much light as you might need, or you can also attach a flash for even more possibilities. Variable focusing, from 0.8 meters (2.6 feet), makes for a sharp subject. The Blackbird fly uses a wide-angle 33mm lens and also allows you to take multiple exposures on the same frame. Includes camera strap and lens cap strap, instruction manual, warranty card, and two mask frames.

Plastic. 5″ tall x 3″ wide x 3.25″ deep.
8″ tall x 7.25″ wide photo book also available for $14.”
from Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art Store

• Colors: Blue, Black, White, Red or Orange
• Lens: f7 33mm/ photo lens
• Shutter speed: 1/125
• Aperture: f7 (cloudy) f11 (fine weather)
• Focus: Visual distance estimated measurement (0.8/1.5/2/2.5/3/4/5/10/∞)
• Weight: Body/210g., Case/ 130g.
• Film type: 135 (35mm) film
• Camera type: 35mm twin lens reflex
• Formats: Normal (24×36mm), Square (24×24mm), Full (no frame)
• Manual: Japanese


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These beauties are available from Ohmori’s toy company, Superheadz or at the following locations:

Oceania

Europe

North America

sources:
superheadz
MCA store
Japan Trend Shop

– Anthony P. Munoz
apmunoz.com


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Tree Awareness Campaign
“Myself (Sam Harris) and three of my fellow coursemates (Llyr Pierce, Hugh Gummett, & Chris Leach) were asked by the Manchester City Council to come up with a campaign to “Celebrate Manchester’s Trees”. As this was a campaign to raise awareness of the benefits of trees, we came up with the concept of simply stating what these benefits are. With this concept in mind, the design team at Manchester City Council produced these banners, which were displayed across a number of parks across the city.”
from samtriptych.co.uk


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Well Sam, I think your campaign is just dandy. Nice work!

Anthony P. Munoz
apmunoz.com


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Friday, September 25th 2009, 6-10pm
Saturday & Sunday, September 26th & 27th 2009, 12-7pm

The 39th Annual Pilsen East Artists Open House will feature the work of both established and emerging artists in Chicago’s oldest art community. Some neighborhood favorites include, Floyd Davis at Artpentry, Jeremy Ehly, Lindsay Grote, Bridget Bolger & Scott Multer at South Halsted Gallery, Debbie White, Vespine Gallery and Studio, Logsdon 1909, Matt Barber Kennedy, Brian Mancl, Ron Reason, EP Theater, Studio 101, and Chicago Art Department.

This event is a self guided walking tour of the intimate world of the working artist. This neighborhood of creatives welcomes you to experience art at its source as you visit their home, studio, theater, dance space, gallery. More than 50 artists will participate and be on hand to discuss their work and share their creative process, don’t miss this unique perspective.

This is a multi-location event and spans approximately 6 blocks. The central location of the event is South Halsted and 18th Streets in Chicago. Please visit the info center at 1821 South Halsted for maps and event details.

Chicago Art Department Exhibiting Artists:

Abraham Velazquez


Byron Durham


Chris Hales

Hansol Goo

Hilesh Patel

Jeannie Lugtu


Jen Rosenthal

Jova Durán

Kirsten Strauss

Mike Nourse

Mike Wilgus

Nat Soti

Nathan Peck

Seth Gersberg

Stacy Peterson

Vivian Sakellariou

– Anthony P. Munoz
apmunoz.com


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TO:CA ‘wood’ LED clock designed by kouji iwasaki in 2002. This ‘wooden’ LED clock won top prize at the asahikawa international design fair in 2002.
These clever clocks have a very thin layer of veneer that permits the LEDs to shine through.

Available in two styles : a long version, perfect for your nightstand, and a tall version, which is ideal for wall hanging or placement on a mantle.


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These do not have alarm clock capabilities. dimensions: tall – 8.25″w x 4.5″h x 1.75″d : long – 8.25″w x 3.5h” x 3.5d”

$149-$179

source:
dijital fix
Unica Home

– Anthony P. Munoz
apmunoz.com


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willy whale


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penelope pirate owl

We can’t get enough of these gorgeous wooden cards from from Night Owl Paper Goods in Birmingham, Alabama. Since we wrought about them in Spring of 2008 they’ve added tons of cute designs. Why would you send anyone a card from global corporation you picked up at the gas station. These post cards are perfect for anyone on you greeting list.


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sally spider


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buck up buttercup!


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see saw


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water otter

Eco-friendly, sustainably harvested yellow birch cards

Wood grain varies from card to card, creating quite
an original note, gift or small piece of art.
Each card is more enchanting than the next!
* Write with ease using a pen, pencil or marker
* 1 flat wooden card with colorful envelope
* Blank on back
* Packaged in a clear envelope
* A2 – 4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″

$5-6


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dog doily flowers


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blue flower squirrels


from Night Owl Paper Goods

Anthony P. Munoz
apmunoz.com

“Flags of the world as piecharts. Each sector of these piecharts is proportional to the area of the colour on the respective flag.
Using a list of countries generated by The World Factbook database, flags of countries fetched from Wikipedia are analysed by a custom made python script to calculate the proportions of colours on each of them. That is then translated on to a piechart using another python script. The proportions of colours on all unique flags are used to finally generate a piechart of proportions of colours for all the flags combined.”

from Shahee Ilyas

Anthony P. Muñoz


Nice design work by San Franciscan Anna Hurley.






Anthony P. Muñoz

Here’s a collection of doodles and drawings by Janete Chun. In her own words, “I grabbed an old kate spade calendar/journal from a friend’s trash pile a while ago. now it’s become a place for trying stuff out. some experiments have proven dismal, and some have turned out ok.
it’s fun when failure is an option. here are some favorites so far.”

Janete is an art director from Shadow Hills, California and a recent graduate from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena with a BFA in Advertising. You can check our her work on her website – janetechun.com or see some of her stuff for sale on her Etsy page.

Click on the thumbnails below for larger images.

– Anthony P. Munoz
apmunoz.com

Extraordinary Brooklyn artist, Julia Rothman guest blogs on the design * sponge page with a very cool tutorial on pattern making.

Julia graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2002 and helps run the design company Also with Jenny Volvovski (designer) and Matt Lamonthe (animator). She has a super cool book blog as well as great things for sale on her website.

juliarothman.com
also-online.com
book-by-its-cover.com

– Anthony P. Munoz
apmunoz.com

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